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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-02-13, Page 12P. 12 The Times,Advecatt. February 13, 195$ isqlnimttntmmutntnmumtntmmummmmmmutnnmmsutunotmummtmuttmtotmmn4mttmtmp . t 1 1 London 7,1230 Obtain.. The Highest Prices For Your Poultry! 70 The Riverside Poultry Company, Limited LONDON PI one Collect Hensall 680-0 Newt Sudget Fretr. Boseline By MRL. AR01.0.1 p.EwAR Coopers W.M.S.' The Fehr it a r y meeting. .of Coopers W.AL.S. was held Thurs- day at the home of Mrs. Dave Spence with is members pre- sent. Miss Kate Jamieson and Airs. Tom Coward had .charge o theprogram and study bank. Mrs. 'Dave Holland gave a reading on .Stewardship. and Miss l• Kate Jamieson on •Temperance. Butsy Parkinson gave a reading and Mrs. Oliver. Baker told the story of one of our missionaries from "Missionaries Reporting." The president, : rs, Robert . Elston, had ,charge of the bustness. Mrs. Dave Spence and Airs. Duncan McNaughton were nam.01 as a committee to get trasoutommioWoOlifillisoloomOsornioltmololOttlinnolli ..... . nittilioloimiloolooloioimmokotomm st blocks to make a quilt. OOOOO 11111.1111111111111110111119111 lllll 111111111 lllll 1111111111111.111111111111111111.011111111111Milliwomoir I Impressions Your printing mikes an impression on each person it reaches , either favorable or Un- favorable. The next order of printing you plan, think of it in terms of "impression" riather than of price . . how it will look to the man in his office when he opens his mail . . • how it will stack up alongside of all the other pieces of mail that command his attention. For better "impression", consult The Times - Advocate about your next printing order, The Times -Advocate $41$1f111$1111$111111111111111$11$111111$11$111111111fill11111111111111/1MMIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIIIMMIlmliiplum$$$$$$$$$$$$ llllll llllll 1111111111.111,111111111f111111 llllll 11111,11111111111111111/111$ lllll 1111111111 llllll 11111111 lllll 1111” See Dobbs For Dodge '56 CHRYSLER SEDAN—Black and white, V8, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes, radio, new whitewall tires,' low mileage. A real buy! •._ '56 STUDEBAKER COMMANDER COACH—V8, standard shift, completely o%erhauled. ONLY — 51,595 4. 55 DODGE"; REGENT SEDAN—Green, 6 -cylin- der, snow tires, low mileage (29,000). ONLY 51,595 '54 DODGE REGENT SEDAN—Automatic. tone, low mileage (28,000). ONLY — $1,39:. • tu- '54 DODGE CUSTOM ROYAL—V8, GOING FOR 51,595 automatic. '54 DESOTO SEDAN—V8, automatic, lex glass, low mileage. ONLY — 51,995 radio, so - '53 PONTIAC SEDAN, futon* $1,095 '53 CHEVROLET COACH, tutone 51,250 '51 PONTIAC SEDAN, radio .5 495 '51 PLYMOUTH SEDAN, green $ 595 '50 DODGE SEDAN $ 400 I '49 DODGE SEDAN „ lll lll $ 350 Exeter Motor Sales Fred Dobbs, Prop. NIGHTS 762-W or 769-M $4111$111$1 llllll $ l 1,11$1,111111/11$14$01111$11111 llllll 1$011111$104$11111111111111 llllll 111111111111111111114111111111t111111$101111 PHONE 200 1111111111111111111.11111.111MMM. • An invitation from 1Voodham W.M.S. for the World Day of Prayer was accepted, Personal, Items Murray Thomson of the Eighth Line spent the weekend with his grandfather. Mr. John Rinn. *Report From Grand Bend Happenings in Ay MRS. E. KEPWN Blanshard Personal Items lOn Sunday •over 50 slitters tao By MRS. GLAPWYN HOOPER Mts. Ethel Dosjaratoo,or, advantage of the good skiing ,on , Ethers Beauty Salon, attended a I the bills, with a large crowd of AIM Cecil Mosey visited hairdressing convention in De-'sPectators. Tilesday with Mrs. Inger$011 and troit lest week. I Air. Alwyn Daman left last Artrs,. Altus of et, marys. ! Mr. Joseph Calwell. past eattn-lweci‘^ to spend a few weeks in wilirbheits4Mosseyt rantilncositrepnxt 13.4( Jas ty master of the Loyal orgogeFlorida.s' 1 Mr 4 Air. Jack Bolt and daughters, mossey, 414drbge'ae ert licaunP ielt04n1,1jectiNiall7 r of . 0,ee,ne, olld, Nin of Boauctuet Mr. ittrray Thomson Spent Greenway Lodge, attended al vlslieu wu41 14r. and Mrs. Law" the weekend with Mr. John. Minn meeting of Middlesex County Ircoce Johnson and daughters un and Bill. Lodge in London last weekwhen t Sunda)... t Misses Veryl Hooper and Ca- ‘jtvaesv ' 4,1)nr: git1lienal,°%svplannacel eorf, TQ33)111°' 1 endlr.faantlicilly Mrs. spentEiiStIdaWyiblItyliittlft ittillteilsiir reKeliIII:lreont°1:°411aayrt evening A special of the London Ski Club spent and Mrs. Wm. Love. bus load of members !MI'S.. Whiting's parcels. 11r. aliirt...Aalialdrysmerse.ntrcaelceSielhohello.ssep Saturday afternoon at theGrand; Mr. Clifford Sherritt has been spent Monday evening with Mr, Bend ski hills south ot town. I confined to his bed with pneu- and Mrs. \'SP.Os Mossey. monia for the :past week, but Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey is now able to be up again, were Wednesday evening geest.s nnouncemen s A The c.ce.,e. report a "nem. of Mr. and Mrs, Fred Thomson. fut bake sale and tea nn sour, Mrs, Fred Thomson spent Fri. slay afternoon, in spite of the day with AirS.• W4ner Junes of BIRTHS ., .... ,., No CHARGE weather and bad roads. Glendale, temietAnes, PEATeis ,. . 74 mr and Airs. Donald Scot( Air. and Mrs. Wm. • Jones and evening Ported without charge columns. This charge applies only son and son Gary visitedand. with CARDS OF THANKS ....---- 754 to listing under Announcements./ Mr. I'atterson's mother, mra, BiR.yoabnerotf Parnorisrle4etininillyi, Weir. rethne Patter- gfaune-IsitisY o( Mr, Saantdurd:frys. Gerald ENGAGEMENTS .... .. . --.-- 'FPO end . WM. PatIerS011, over spent Tuesday with EdwAinlQsasnedY IN MEMORIAMS (Four.Iine verset • Mrs. George Wilson is under Extra versos, each the doctors rare. Sharon Marriott, Mary 1)e Brabandere, Marlene Timm s, yir. and Mrs. ‘1Val- Wilma Elston, Elton Baker and lave llingerivb, zurivh, an - ;too. Rev. E. and Airs, Wattem al- Carl Jones, esf tended revival services in La (intended For Last Week) Grange, Ind., last week, where Mr, and Airs, Clarence Thom - Mr. Wattem was guestevange- son and family Mr and Mre BIRTHS . • list. Jack Thomson and famllY spent The 'Women's Institute will Friday evenine with Air. and bold their regular monthly 'met- Mrs. Gladwyn °Hooper. Marlene Baker took part in the illoune.,,, ehe hin'th of a daughter plan° recital in .St. Marys Fri- 8‘o,,,,,Aiviaii, line iftotinieL at Mg in the town hall on Tburs- Mrs, Feed Pattison spent Fri - ft rnoon, February 20. day eveningwith Mr. and Mrs. H .00 tluspital, I'elntiary day a e clay evening, : io. He,s a 8i.S1er f01.• Sharon. Mr. H. G. Hooke of the Aux Percy Hodgins of Granton, re:Rev - lirtitp Shir awl lP ey errY, Mr. and Aim Howard Switzer the Sable River authority's:all be the Mr. and Ales. Gladwyn Hoo - are holidaying in Florida, weeipr, e ish to announce birth of a A011, David .141'110e, guest speaker for the afternoon. per, Very! .and Jeannette spent • Air. Robert Elston and his at St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon- The members are to bring dona- Wednesday in Toronto. sister, Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, ' ii:>1'sWitn.ual. ;I' 'Pll'' Theodore tions for the Arab relief, mainly Sunday evening guests with of Anderson, returned home last —1.torba-,',1,—, 4i'' en. illSiorif.h, an- knit or warm clothing for chit- Mr, and Mrs. Wm, Jones in honor • Thursday after spending the , dren 3 to 15 years of age. of Donna's third birthday were seven weeks with relati n vesPaiSt. 110111We the birth of a daughter Karen Anne., at rmittls!.. yuron The T.W,S, is holding regu- Mr. Mrs. Jas Bryan and Edmonton and Saskatehevi,an ev wiT t larence and ,n1s iirtn, lar monthly meeting in tits he "Gni- familand y, Air. and Airs. Gerald 'Down To Earth —Continued from Page 11 and gradually lower it to the ideal level for the harvest. Frost would occur .on exactly the day the sun crossed a certain latitude and ceased when it crossed again six months later. But who would blow the whist!? Never has it been possible to satisfy everybody. When the farmer needed mois- ture the vacationer and resort operator hollered to high heaven When the farmer needed hot dry weather to harvest .the crop, the manufacturer's labor force beefed and went on strike he. eause they were not getting this fringe benefit — (68' — humid. ity 70). Ho-hum, guess it wasn't such a hot idea after al], Don't wor. ry too Ill ItCh about all the over production and discontent, True, with the exploration of outer space we will begin to receive more advanced information about our weather. If any reader figures out how to con. trol the weather, let us in on the ground floor when selling shares in the company. We'd .all. he millionairPs. Yes sir, there's a fortune in it. DID YOU KNOW? Cut straw for cattle bedding is a real asset because it has a better absorbing ability than tbe uncut straw. This is an advantage in itself. but it also Maks it so much easier to handle the manure. It is almost a must where cutter cleaners and manure spreaders are used. While on the subject of straw, make sure that your rattle have plenty of bedding. It protects the cows against udder injuries, and • helps cattle to keep clean, John Burke General Insurance PHONE 863 1 t, AnneNt.. are happy in an- ted Church basement on Friday Bryan and family of Prospect note-1pp lap birth of a. daughter. evening, Feb, 2t, when pictures Hill, Mr. and Mrs, Ross Jones Linda Marie, at st. Joseph's Hospital, London„ianuary . . . _ be shown by army person- of Glendale, Mrs, Lottie Jones 31, nel of countries they visited in of Rannock, Europe, while stationed in Ger- Mrs, Cecil. Mossey spent Mon' DEATHS many. day and Tuesday with Mrs. Wal - Mr. and Mrs. Jack C. Daw- ter .)ones of Glendale. son and daughter, Elizabeth, of Sueday guests with Mr. and Parkhill, visited Airs, Dawson's Airs, Cecil Mossey were Mr. and mother, Mrs, Olive Sturdevant Mrs. Wm. Young, Mr, and Mrs, on Sunday. Clarence Martin of St. Marys, Mr, and Mrs. Philip Present Mrs. Jas Mossey, las Betty Mar- tin of London, Miss Kathleen Mossey, Mr, Doug Scheistal of Wingham. Mrs. W. B, Young spent the weekend with Atrs, Jas Mossey. Robert Aiossey spent Thursday with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Mos; IIA.1"r PIN In 1 'shorn w n$11 to, nn TucSrlas, k'shrtar. 41, 15:15, Ralph Wellington Hat I on, of It PV. e 11 us4ia0,1 of 111:a h11 ;ili11ha I eSt in his six t Y -Aoai. INK la P I'S Hositital, Lood°"4 PritlaY, FehrtiarY 7' nd Mrs. M J Smith spent iiewroie}:1• in his eighty- - ^ • 11. last weekend in Hamilton visi- eXnriso;A- At her late residence tine with relatives. in Centralia on Monday, loehrti. The World Day of Prayer will ry I 0, 1 sI,, 'Sarah Jane Abbott, beloved wife of the late NVIIllant he held in the Church of God on J. .Parsons. 3.3e Friday, Feb. 21, at 2:30 p.m, Mr. E. Keown spent Friday. ANNOUNCEMENTS visiting with his sister. Mrs, .Ro: sey. TNA You are invited lo attend sella Simpson at Clandeboye, a tea for ri ly n. Mrs, Ross and Mr. Moore Cunningham. J"ab". si ""se, 1(iPnen. Airs, Wm. Renate visited with 00 Sal iteday, rebenary h•orn 2 to 5 in the aft ern() On and 7 in her daughter, Airs. I). Coulson, 9 in the e% ening. --- Mr(,:s. Blear Mr. oulson and family in Lon. don, for a few days last week. ENGAGEMENTS Her sister, Mrs. E. Yealland and Miss .t. Malloch of London visited Thp engagement Is announced with Mr. and Mrs. Rendle over of Mary Anne, onty daughter of the weekend. eel! Nan Horne. of Hensel', a11(1 e Notice Annual meeting of Kirkton- Woodham Farmers Club will be held in Aberdeen Hall, Kirkfien, on Wednesday, February 419, the latAirs. Van Horne, to Mr. Messrs. W. Rendle, J, Cutting. (lel."' LaVer" FlYn", ItilY s°n H. T,ake and E. Keown attended 1958, at 2 p.m:, for the purpose of receiving the financial re- () ( Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Mn . Flyn, Hensel!. The wedding a Brotherhood meeting of the. to take port, auditors report, election of place quietly on March 5, 1958 Anglican Church at Arkona, on officers and general business. 1.0 Wednesday evening, AU members are urged to at. been aonointed enumerater for has tend. Fred Switzer, President Mrs, Harry Bossenberry CARDS OF THANKS I 'wish to °Nlend'Ine°It° the village of Grand. d. Ben thanks and appreciation for the T. Alvin Cram See.-Treas.. kindness shown in any way dur- ing the long illness and death of my (I Pkr SIS1P1', Aly)'tle. Special thanks to 11.Av. If, .1. Snell for his vomforting message; Dr. At. hall bearers: also thanks• for the pathy ,eards.—Mrs. Hthel Kerr. beautiful floral tributes And sem- Mrs. Lloyd Miss Nel t 1141(1(15',Mrs. rockwell, also Hon. per-tioeliey funeral directors, the Pletcher for his gond servile; I wish to thank all those who remembered me with cards, 'treats and flowers; to those W110 visited and enquired for me while a. patient In St, .losepit's Hospital, London, and since returning' home. --Donal(1 .1)earIng. 1 3, 1 would like to thank my rela- tiN AS and Irlentle for cards, treats and gals while a patient In St. Joseph's Hospital; special thanks to Dr. Allen and 11111'SeS and .also SON. 41 I thanks to Miss 1 hIy1(0141 511(1 nursing 84 aft 01 Smith Huron .Hospital. Special thanks to fIr. Neker.—Lois and itaby Linda 'Wurm. 13e Mr, Alf Wnerth wishes to thank his friends, relatives .R1111 n 41 ig It be 1. El for cards, flowers, treats and visits while he was a jpud :(1,tieontn, in St, Joseph's HosPilal, 130 1 wish to thank my (Honda, neighbours and relatives who so kindly remembered M with cards, flowers and visits and to All ‘')to enquired for me while a patient in Victoria llospltal and sinee returning hoine.--Mrs John 'Axton.11' The family of lbe late Henry Link wish to express their sin- eere thanks In relatives, friends And neighbours for their helpful - 11 e55, expressions of sympathy and floral tributes, Special thanks lo 'Holley, Mr. Harry Hoffman (heft* eMnforting meaeages In 4)4444 244'. T'IMPI'Y DesIardthe ror 001.1"1 4111d. SOng. 15' IN MEMORIAM MPI1011- lit loving memorY or a dear 'husband And father, Philip Murch, who pas4d s way two years 418.0, FAbrIlAry Two yeara have passed And gone Since the one we loved an well Was taken from Our home on earth 'With .1e$111:4 CilriSt to fl Well. ExETER The flowers we place upon his graVe. May wither and decay Tut the Inve for him win) sleeps beneath Shall never fade away. —Lovingly remembered b' 'wire and families, 1 tte PASSAInftft:— In loving memory of A dear father, Percy raaarnnro, n n 4)41 41114144 a was' flue y4 -are ago, Fehr', ary 15, 1;155. 1n tears 0e saw you stinking, 1V4- watched 5'011 fade Away, Our hearts W4-1'41 almost broken, Y011 fought an hard to stay, Put when we 445W ynti ittlremng So peacefully free from pain, '1170 could not wiall you back To suffer that 'atraln. —Lovingly remembered by his t 8. m 11 y, Lorne and Audrey, rrayne and A lice, 111er and Myrtle. 15' PASSMOTIP, --Tn loving memory nt 8. deer hitaband, Percy pass - w 410 TiARR4-(1 ilwsy five seers ago, Febritary 1,1, 1555. 'Ma day WA do remember .t loving thought we give To one no longer with Ita SW In our hearts still lives. - Elver rernernhered 1.)y Ms wife Itlf ,in inehie memory Of 4- 444-51' husband, father and grand • nit, 'Stilton 14. whn pastier! atta;‘, February It, 954, The happy days' wa once enjoyed PHONE now $41.4.004 Ihe nienthry 14(444, nut death haItt loft a vacancy This world can never flit. klver remembered hy litIt wife, son, dattgliter•lh-law and grand- children, , 51148 leifter i fee, eat k,it.I PIONEER ROSeiting everything from fends to !Arm buildings, eleet. ing taw Atreage, tutting winter firewood — these ere Jtist tI f6Ar of the tirrie.saeing, titoney,rnitking ways fariners Across the country are using light•weight, easy -to -service Pioneer chip sawe. Let, ut Show you how a Pioneer saw can help you ter Mote ptoAtable igitetstr farm Equipment Pheft 50t tote SEW PIONEER NEW 'LOW PRICES RA "1.6" $12636 $19930' a is ;la 4s10110011111111110110111011101011UMMISM101111M111110tIMIMMIIIMUMIMIumitttiMunitUMMMnimeok 'Salvage Grain SLIGHTLY SCORCHED $ 3 0 TfaN CO() A limitr.d amount of this grain available to those who order first. 31-1; llllllll ----Ai. I tocm. Tn.kormAitxs.i.c. A SECRET IG SOMETNIKIG YOU TELL "lt)4. NUMBER OF PEOPLE. aKiptvIrDuALLy LET VS MIX MOLASSES FOR YOU in our hetited molasses spray mixer. Molasses mixed with the above scorched grain makes it more palat. able for hog S and cattle and better feed conversiOn. Hog Grower Special $50.75 Ton Delivered Hog Finisher Special $47,80 Ton Delivered Both the Above Hog Feeds Are Mixed With ' PURINA HOG CHOW 3 -NITRO .50AB CONC. SWEETENED WITH MOLASSES Purina Baby Pig Chow Baby pigs love this new taste discovery and start to eat it at 7 gays of age. Another of Purina's wonder feeds, designed to raise more and better pigs at less cost., Many customers now look to Baby Pig Chow for best results. . Purina New Liquid Pig Wormer Worm your pigs the safe, 'easy and economical way at 10. t'd 12 weeks of age. This is the wormer that most of our hog feeders are using and recommend- ing. Try it now. , GAIN -FEED -SEED, EXTERd7�'v73t"WHALEN CORNECZSO0N,ICIRKTON 35RI5 0 • Don't Get Caught At The Last Minute" Will Your Tractor Be Ready For Spring's Work? Best Check it Right Away Valves, Oil Consumption — Tires And Tubes Battery, Lights — Proper Lubricants Fuel System — Ignition 'Many half -way jobs just "gtt by" fer a time. But you need overhaul work that matches the original cart• and precition built into your tractor. We can give you much more than a "get by" job. Proper knowledge and proper tools are of great value to you. You get a longer tractor life and less cost per hours of operatiOn. Schedule your tractor and have it repaired now .. So it will be ready for Spring 's work and save you money! V, L Becker & Sons Bert Borland International-HarVester Dealer 'Your Oliver beater' 60.W DASHWOOD PHONE iri i0.31 t3 1956 the arta of farm land in use in Ontario de - Creased from 24840,89tt Acres tit 10,e70.6i6 acres; in the same PrIVrEt ouo period the, eeetag& farm holding 1) irieroased front 1.18.0 are tit 141.1 acres, Exeter ,Farm Equipment ease New Holland .New Idea EXETER 7314,4 CENTRALIA Larry Snider Motors Ford Piltiyi implements PHONE 614 EXETER .H. R, Sherwood MassepHarris,PergUSeirt Dealer PHONE 4144 EXETER F. W. Huxtable international Harvester Dealer * PHONE 153-W Exettit 4.